
What Do You Do? Engineering Managers
We now have five engineering managers at Cleo. We caught up with Stu, Graham, and Murray to find out a bit more about their roles.
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This is part two of our blog about how understanding our relationship with money better can help us make better financial decisions 👊
This is part two of our blog about how understanding our relationship with money better can help us make better financial decisions 👊
Enjoy this wisdom from Spill Psychotherapist (and our new favorite money mentor), Graham Landi.
If you missed part one, check that out first, here.
So I said before that we buy things we can’t really afford because of the status and power we feel it gives us.
Another factor is FOMO, especially with young people, comparing yourself to your peers and agreeing to do things you can’t afford to do.
If all that wasn’t enough, we’ve also been told a lie in modern society that more is always better. We think that choice gives us freedom, actually it makes us miserable.
There's a fantastic Ted talk by Barry Schwartz called The Paradox of Choice. We think that choice and money are enablers but it makes us feel anxious because once we have more money, we don’t know what to do with it.
Ok, so four things.
As long as you think that money will bring you joy, you’ll never find joy :)
Any final thoughts?
It’s important to remember that what we need is often very different from what we strive for.
What we strive for, certainly in modern western society tends to be more, but that's not what we need.
What we need is emotional enrichment, more time with the people we love. They are the things that remind us what a joy is to be alive. All the time we're spending on trying to accumulate, we're missing that.
We now have five engineering managers at Cleo. We caught up with Stu, Graham, and Murray to find out a bit more about their roles.
We just raised $44M in a Series B round led by EQT Ventures, a very decent group of people. They love companies with a mission to do good. But to be honest, what they were most impressed with, was you. A supportive community of roast lovers chatting to Cleo and helping us build something that makes an impact.
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